Split & Extract PDF Pages
Split a PDF or pull selected pages out.
[ DROP PDF HERE ]
or click to browse · one file at a time
Files stay on your device.
Pages are copied out of the original file, not re-rendered, so text and images keep their quality. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
How to split or extract PDF pages
01 / STEPS- 01Add your PDF — Drop a PDF onto the workspace or click to browse. It is read in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
- 02Choose a mode — Pick 'Extract selected pages' to gather the pages you choose into one file, or 'Split every page' to save each page as its own PDF.
- 03Pick the pages — For extraction, type the pages you want, such as 1-3, 5, 8-10. Leave the box empty to take every page.
- 04Run and download — Click [ EXTRACT ] or [ SPLIT ]. When it finishes, download the result, or clear to start a new file.
Understanding page selection
02 / GUIDEPage numbers use a simple, forgiving syntax. Type a single page (7), a range (3-9), or a mix separated by commas (1-3, 5, 8-10). Pages are counted from 1, the same way they appear on the document itself. Leaving the box empty, or typing 'all', selects every page.
Invalid entries are rejected before anything is created: a number larger than the page count, or a reversed range such as 9-3, shows a prompt so you can correct it. This keeps the output predictable instead of silently dropping pages.
Split vs. extract: which should you use?
03 / DETAILS- ›Extract selected pages — Pulls the pages you list into a single new PDF. Use it when you want a few pages kept together — for example, chapters 2-4 of a report.
- ›Split every page — Saves each page as its own one-page PDF. Use it when a recipient needs just one page, or you want to share pages individually.
Troubleshooting
04 / DETAILS- ›Encrypted or damaged PDF — Password-protected or corrupted files cannot be opened by the in-browser engine. You'll see a message that the PDF could not be read; remove the password or use an undamaged file first.
- ›Page numbers out of range — If a number is larger than the page count or a range is reversed, the tool asks for valid page numbers instead of producing a file. Check the count shown next to the file name.
- ›Very large files — Splitting copies each page, so a long document takes a little longer and produces many downloads. Keep the tab open until every file is saved.